Dominic Sevilla

Michigan

Reporter at Huron Daily Tribune

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Summer Art Fair drew an estimated 11,000 attendees to Midland

4 days ago | ourmidland.com | Dominic Sevilla

The Midland Center for the Arts celebrated a successful Summer Art Fair last weekend, drawing a crowd higher than the previous two years to celebrate and shop from local and national artists. "This year’s Summer Art Fair brought an incredible energy to Downtown Midland," President and CEO of the Midland Center of the Arts Matt Travis said.
Head Start welcomes families to celebrate 60-year milestone

4 days ago | ourmidland.com | Dominic Sevilla

Students and their families celebrated Head Start's 60th year of providing early childhood education with a carnival at the North East Michigan Community Service Agency Head Start school on Isabella Street in Midland on June 3, 2025. "It's amazing to see," Manager Vickie Rutledge said."Head Start is the foundation of preschool, and it's not just education. We work on mental health, social and emotional well-being. We also work on things like nutrition, health, and vision.
Bay City Commissioner Rachelle Hilliker resigns

4 days ago | theheraldreview.com | Dominic Sevilla

Bay City Fifth Ward Commissioner Rachelle Hilliker resigned during the June 2 commission meeting at Bay City Hall after announcing that she has been promoted at her other job. "I will be resigning as of (June 3)," Hilliker said. "I was promoted to an executive director role in January and I wanted to stay on (at my former position) to make sure the transition was going well.
Bay City Commission proclaims June as Pride Month

4 days ago | ourmidland.com | Dominic Sevilla

The Bay City Commission proclaimed June as Pride Month at its June 2 commissioners meeting at Bay City Hall. Great Lakes Bay Pride Executive Director Scott Ellis was present at the meeting to accept the proclamation made by Bay City Mayor Chris Girard. Article continues below this ad"Whereas, The City of Bay City supports the rights of every citizen to experience equality and freedom from discrimination," Girard read. "Now, therefore, I, Christopher R.
Blu closes downtown due to health concerns and excess mold in building

4 days ago | ourmidland.com | Dominic Sevilla

Owner of the Downtown Midland eatery Blu, Erik Swenson, announced on May 21 that he would be closing his doors on the restaurant in downtown Midland due to health concerns. He did not disclose any specifics until today. Article continues below this adOn his business Facebook page, Swenson said his health issues were caused by mold toxicity that was found inside the attic of the building.
Swede Avenue reconstruction expected to be completed in August

5 days ago | ourmidland.com | Dominic Sevilla

Swede Avenue from East Ashman Street to Wheeler Street is now closed to northbound traffic for street and water main reconstruction. The project scope includes, but is not limited to, aggregate base removal and replacement, storm sewer modifications, the removal and replacement of concrete curb and driveway approaches, placement of new bituminous pavement, and water main installation.
Tittabawassee Watershed flood survey receives additional $1.2 million

5 days ago | ourmidland.com | Dominic Sevilla

Local and federal officials praised continued progress on the Tittabawassee Watershed Flood Risk Management Study after the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Detroit District, received an additional $1.2 million in federal funding under the Fiscal Year 2025 Work Plan on Monday. "Flood risk management is one of our most important missions," said Army Corps of Engineers Detroit District Commander Lt. Col. Wallace Bandeff.
Great Lakes Loons host Play Ball Weekend youth baseball clinic

5 days ago | ourmidland.com | Dominic Sevilla

It's national Play Ball Weekend coming up, with Dow Diamond and the Great Lakes Loons inviting families to spend Father's Day, Sunday, June 15, with an opportunity to learn baseball from Loons players. The first 200 kids who register for the event will receive a free lawn ticket to the game, a Franklin ball and bat set, and are invited to learn from players in a pre-game clinic. Up to 400 spots are available for the clinic.
Crime Log: Edenville Twp. Man arrested for five outstanding warrants

5 days ago | ourmidland.com | Dominic Sevilla

The following list includes recent reports from the Midland County Sheriff’s Office and the Midland Police Department, compiled by Reporter Dominic Sevilla. Sunday, June 1Article continues below this ad11:30 p.m. - Midland Police responded to domestic verbal dispute at the corner of South Saginaw Road and East Patrick Road. 9:32 p.m. - Midland Police responded to a domestic verbal dispute at the 3400 block of Waldo Avenue.
Midland Summer Art Fair draws thousands to downtown Midland

6 days ago | ourmidland.com | Dominic Sevilla

Thousands of guests and more than 100 vendors filled downtown Midland for the Summer Art Fair put on by the Midland Center for the Arts on Saturday and Sunday. The event saw vendors from across the U.S. come to Midland to sell their crafts and artwork and to interact with those who appreciate the arts. Friends Michelle Krieger and Carly Lewis brought their daughters, Olivia Krieger and Emma Lewis, to get henna tattoos. Article continues below this ad"We come and do this every year," Michelle said.